Someone wrote: >Anyone have any recommendations for wining & dining in Las Vegas? > >I am looking for good dining NOT bargain eateries! (max should be ~$50 per >person including wine). French, Italian (especially northern Italian), >German, Oriental, Seafood or 'California Cuisine' recommendations would be >great. > >Sorry for the rush, but I'll need the info by Friday. > >Thanks, > >Al Hollander Two excellent French and northern Italian restaurants within your price range that I know in L.V. are both in the Mirage hotel, "La Bistro" for French and "Portifino"(sp?) for Italian. Reservations are a must. The Mirage also features two Oriental restaurants, although I haven't tried either. For a quick lunch, I would pick the "Cal. pizza kitchen" located at several hotels, including the Golden Nugget and Mirage. Enjoy.
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Dr. L. wrote: >Someone wrote: >>Anyone have any recommendations for wining & dining in Las Vegas? >> >>I am looking for good dining NOT bargain eateries! >> >>Al Hollander > > There is a 7-course Continental/Italian one in >Caesar's Palace that my expense account could never justify, but the food >and service are reputed to be exceptional. > >Rob Lake >[email removed] Ahh yes, the Bakanal Room!!! The Very Best Food, and probably the only 5 star eatery in L.V.!! The cost for two (my wife and I) was $150 and was well worth it, considering its all the wine you can drink... And yes, the atmosphere is just wonderful, and so are the neck rubs.. (^% later on, Trigger _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ * Trigger (aka: Ron Soto) Path: [email removed] * * Citicorp / TTI * * Santa Monica, Ca. 90405 (213) 450-9111, ext. 2322 *
>Someone wrote: >>Anyone have any recommendations for wining & dining in Las Vegas? >> >>I am looking for good dining NOT bargain eateries! (max should be ~$50 per >>person including wine). French, Italian (especially northern Italian), >>German, Oriental, Seafood or 'California Cuisine' recommendations would be >>great. >> >>Thanks, >> >>Al Hollander You might want to check out Pamplemousse, a very fine French restaurant on Sahara just east of the strip. It approaches the upper end of your price limit. Entrees are wonderful, and the grand marnier souffle (order it when you arrive) is to die for. gary
Dr. L. wrote: >Someone wrote: >>Anyone have any recommendations for wining & dining in Las Vegas? >> >>I am looking for good dining NOT bargain eateries! (max should be ~$50 per >>person including wine). French, Italian (especially northern Italian), >>German, Oriental, Seafood or 'California Cuisine' recommendations would be >>great. For a little fun, there is Carlucci's Tivoli Garden in Liberace Plaza. It's an Italian restuarant located next to the Liberace Museum. If you go, visit the piano room, lots of glitz and mirrors.
News-Software: IBM OS/2 PM RN (NR/2) v0.17g by O. Vishnepolsky and R. Rogers Lines: 24 Reply-To: [email removed] (Bill Rubin) Disclaimer: This posting represents the poster's views, not necessarily those of IBM References: Nntp-Posting-Host: wgros2.watson.ibm.com Organization: IBM T.J. Watson Research Center Gary S. wrote: >>Someone wrote: >>>Anyone have any recommendations for wining & dining in Las Vegas? > >You might want to check out Pamplemousse, a very fine French restaurant >on Sahara just east of the strip. It approaches the upper end of your >price limit. I ate at Pamplemousse last November, and while it is a nice place it's really not worth the money. The people there have a very poor attitude towards their customers, it's like they are doing you a favor by letting you eat there. For my money, something like Hugo's Cellar at the Golden Nugget has a very nice atmosphere, good food and reasonable prices. Now, I consider myself a gourmet of sorts, and I will probably embarrass myself by saying this, but I agree with an earlier poster in saying that I thought that the California Pizza Kitchen at the Mirage was fantastic. The pastas are really unusual and they're quite tasty. An excellent price-performer, certainly compared to Pamplemousse. And by the way, they give you a very nice (free) sundae for dessert if you tell them it's your birthday (it really was in my case)! However, it's not a fancy place at all. -- Bill [email removed]